ospurge fails to find resources

[Curtis Collicutt]

ospurge is not finding any resources to remove, even though they are there.

Here are a couple of resources:

$ os port show 95e681ce-8c1c-45a8-bc8d-e796bcb09a98 | grep project_id
| project_id | 6fa7c5d27b01404190a4fc77cbb16fd8 $ os security group show 6ed6e99f-cc5a-4e88-b473-59baa8b137a2 | grep project_id
| project_id | 6fa7c5d27b01404190a4fc77cbb16fd8

But when I use ospurge it only shows the users.

$ ospurge --verbose --purge-project 6fa7c5d27b01404190a4fc77cbb16fd8
WARNING:root:2017-05-25 03:34:04,637:Going to list and/or delete resources from project '6fa7c5d27b01404190a4fc77cbb16fd8'
WARNING:root:2017-05-25 03:34:05,057:Role 'Member' granted to user '9e535a1c6c8c473588e7b91946a61aa3' on project '6fa7c5d27b01404190a4fc77cbb16fd8'
WARNING:root:2017-05-25 03:34:05,519:Role 'Member' revoked from user '9e535a1c6c8c473588e7b91946a61aa3' on project '6fa7c5d27b01404190a4fc77cbb16fd8'
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Am I using this incorrectly? This is an Ocata based cloud.

[David Manchado (dmanchad)]

I am having the same problem on a Newton based cloud.

[Mathias Ewald (mewald)]

Same here.

[Andrew Price (andrpric)]

I had the same problem targeting Ice House, Juno, and Mitaka clouds when trying to utilize virtualenv.

I was however able to address the issue. Below are some relevant ansible playbook configs:

- name: Download OSPurge git repo
  git:
    repo: 'https://github.com/openstack/ospurge.git'
    dest: '{{ git_repo_folder }}/ospurge'

- name: Install Packages for Python3
  yum:
    name: '{{ item }}'
    state: present
  with_items:
    - python34
    - python34-devel
    - python34-pip

- name: Install packages via pip3
  pip:
    name: '{{ item }}'
    state: present
    executable: pip3.4
  with_items:
    - os-client-config
    - pbr
    - shade
    - typing

- name: Check if OSPurge is installed
  shell: 'which ospurge'
  register: ospurge_installed
  ignore_errors: true
  changed_when: false

- name: Install OSPurge
  shell: 'python3.4 setup.py install'
  args:
    chdir: '{{ git_repo_folder }}/ospurge/'
  when: ospurge_installed.rc != 0

- name: Copy OSPurge bash script
  template:
    src: 'ospurge.sh.j2'
    dest: '{{ scripts_folder }}/ospurge.sh'
    mode: '0700'

### ospurge.sh.j2 ###
#!/bin/bash
set -e
source /root/openrc
cd {{ git_repo_folder }}/ospurge
ospurge --verbose --purge-own-project

[Mathias Ewald (mewald)]

Andrew, which part exactly solves the issue? I was not able run ospurge a single time up to today :(

[Shi Yan (yanshi-403)]

Hi, Mathias

That should be a bug in modules load function. The reason why Andrew makes it work is that he changes directory to the top level of the package.

So as a quick workaround, it should be working if you issue the ospurge command under the {{ git_repo_folder }}/ospurge

I've already submitted a fix for it at https://review.openstack.org/#/c/500468/

[Jordan Pittier (jordan-pittier)]

I've just approved https://review.openstack.org/#/c/500468/ which should fix this. If anyone could confirm that would be great. Thanks :)

[Mathias Ewald (mewald)]

Confirmed. Ospurge now discovers my resources, thanks!